The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-19
PERSONAL.

NINE MoDJEsKA and her husband are now at
their summer home on the Pacific coast.
Mas. CLEVELAND has been invited to write a
short story, at her own price, for one OF the lead
ing magazines
A DOG fight took place in Saratoga a few nights
ago, in spite of the fact that Henry Berg was at
the Grand Union Hotel
DR.. CHARLES S, THOMSON, Of Hartford, Conn.,
is the oldest living graduate of the Yale Medical
School He was graduated in 1922.
Miss MILE L. FoIsoM, near relative of the
President 5 young wife, has been chosen precep-
tresS of the Brookings %. IT, Agricultural Col
lege.
ARCHIBALD STIRLING, President of the Savings
Bank Of Baltimore, has lust celebrated his Sgtb
birthday. He Is still actively engaged in the
duties OF his position.
IRA SHAFFER, the New York lawyer who de-
Tended eX-Alderman Cleary in the doodle trial
has been suspended three months by the officers
of the Manhattan Club, for using violent Ian
guage' in a game of billiards with John Nc
Arthur
GEORGE NJ BARTHOLOMEW, the Hartford de
faulter, has apartments in a private residence
at Montreal. His wife is with him, Canadian
air agrees with Bartholomew, and he is in better
health and spirits than for years past Some of
his victims are still very much depressed
MRs. CLEVELAND, or Donna Francis as she
is now popularity called, receives daily q most
vOlumlnous mail. Strange as it may seem
many OF her letters relate 10 public business
such communications are at once turned over to
Col Lamont She is importuned for money for
influence for offices, and is even asked to OBJ
tain pensions for mutilated heroes.
PRINCESS EUGENE, of Sweden, who takes a
great interest in the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Animals. the other day invited the
cab drivers of Stockholm to.''afternoon coffee -
in the large hall of the Exchange, where a lee
ture about the horse and its proper treatment
was afterwards delivered. one of the Princess
ladies in waiting ofiiciated as hostess
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND writes few letters and
dictates none. His public papers he writes with
his own hand. tie uses q stub pen and a cork
pen-holder, and in reading or writing wears
speCtaClcs with black steel frame He shayeS
himself every morning He usually wears a
black Prince Albert coat and black trousers, ex-
cept in summer, when he wears blue flannel or
serge suit with sack Goa. Hewears a ~ hat.
Mr.. RUsEIN desires to contradict the partly
idle, partly malicious rumors which have lately
got abroad concerning his health Whenever"
he says Il write word that my friends don't
like they say ! am crazy. and never consider
what a cruel and wicked form of libel they thus
provoke against the work of an old age in all its
convictions antagonistic TO the changes of the
times and in all MS comfort oppressed by them. q"
Mrs. GLADSTONE has four sons and three
daughters The eldest son, Mr.. William Henry
Gladstone, was born in 1870; he is married to u
daughter of Lord Blantyre. The second IS the
Vicar of liawarden, Stephen Edward Gladstone
VINO was last year married to a Liverpool lady
The third, Mr.. Henry Neville Gladstone is u
resident in Calcutta, and the fourth is Mr. Her
bert Gladstone, born in 1884, Member of Parlin-
ment Tor division Of Leeds and distinguished
in political life The eldest daughter Agnes
was married In 1873 to Mr.. WiclSham, head mas
ter of Wellington College; the second Is mar
ried TO Rev. Henry Drew: the youngest, Helen.
10 principal of the college for women at Newn-
ham. near Cambridge.